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Eigenhändiger Brief der Sängerin Tiny Debüser vom 11. April 1923 an den Komponisten Edmund Schroeder.
Published by Bonn - Burg Rheindorf, 1923
Seller: Antiquariat A. Suelzen - Angela Sülzen, Berlin, Germany
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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3 Seiten auf altrosa Papier * Nimmt Bezug auf einen offenbar in kleinem privaten Rahmen veranstalteten Musikabend (Themenbereich "Jakobiner"), bei dem Debüser gesungen hatte: "soviel Aufmerksamkeit verdient meine kleine Leistung gar nicht!" Sie hoffe auf baldige Wiederholung "bei Tageslicht - ohne elektrische u alkoholische Beleuchtung". - Tiny Debüser setzte sich in den zwanziger Jahren besonders für moderne Musik ein. Bei den Donaueschinger Musiktagen 1922 hatte sie Gesänge des Komponisten Edmund Schroeder uraufgeführt.
